The question posed in the subject comes with some constraints:
 - I must provide a site style that will be used by various different page
maintainers -- where skills range from beginner to advanced.
 - The site will have two different basic pages -- two-column and
three-column.
 - There will be a standard for the header and for the footer.
 - The left column will always have navigation. It could include other
content but its main purpose is navigation.
 - Using the <table> tag for layout will not be permitted.
 - Specific DIVs will be used to ensure layout is uniform.
 - Site is required to be accessibility compliant. 

The CSS plan is to have:
 - a "corporate" style sheet which everyone must use.
 - a "site" CSS file so that a group can have some individuality. Initially
this would probably be limited to a setting for header (so logos can change
with the group) and colors.
 
Which would be EASIER on all concerned given the constraints above?
 -- Liquid (jello) or fixed-width display? 
 
The goal is to provide a site setup that will allow for changes overall to
the site without having everyone have to REBUILD their own site pages again.

Lynda Peach
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